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This streetcar was built for the Washington Water Power Co. by J.G. Brill in 1906. It became part of the Spokane United Railways system when the street car lines of WWP and Spokane Traction Co. were consolidated.
From about 1938, two years after street car use was discontinued in Spokane, until the 1960s, it served as a restaurant in Chewelah, Wash. It was donated to the IERHS in 1979 and was transported to the Spokane Interstate Fairgrounds, where it was on display for 30 years before being moved the museum's new, permanent location in Reardan, Washington.

Category:
Passenger
Roadname:
WWP/Spokane United Railways
Year Built:
1906
Built by:
Brill
Static Display
Status:
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